Titlebook: Bioeconomy for Beginners; Joachim Pietzsch Textbook 2020 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature 2020 renewable ressources.s

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Food Security and Healthy Nutrition in the Context of the Bioeconomy,ich this rule should be implemented is not clear. One milestone in the global discussion has certainly been the Communiqué of the . in 2015, which recognized the important role of the bioeconomy in sustainable development (GBS 2015). The Communiqué derives the importance of the bioeconomy essentiall

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The Use of Biomass for the Production of Fuel and Chemicals,ractions, most of which are further processed into fuels (kerosene, petrol, diesel) or fuel oil (heavy and light). Approximately 10% of the quantity of refined crude oil is naphtha, which is also known as “light petrol.” Naphtha is used in subsequent processes to produce synthesis building blocks an

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The Importance of Biotechnology for the Bioeconomy,so the technology that prepares raw biological materials and systems (cells and their components) for use in such processes. Although humans have been using microorganisms, animals, plants and enzymes for millennia, it is only modern biotechnology that has made it possible to optimise them specifica

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The Bioeconomy from the Point of View of Innovation Economics,n to date is closely linked to the exploitation of natural resources. The influence of human activity has assumed global proportions, as can be seen most clearly from the accumulation of climate-damaging gases in the atmosphere. This has put human survival on planet Earth at risk. Continuing “busine

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Bioeconomy as a Circular and Integrated System, Education and Research (BMBF) formulated the following in its concept paper “Bioeconomics as societal change”, which addresses, in particular, the importance of social and economic research for the bioeconomy: “The term bioeconomy is associated with the vision of a ‘natural economy’, that is one ba

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Criteria for the Success of the Bioeconomy,cessful transformation into a sustainable bioeconomy will depend are raw material supply, technological progress, production costs, ecological sustainability, and social acceptance. The transition from the fossil-based economy to the bioeconomy will take decades, especially since, at this point in t

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The Conditions of a Sustainable Bioeconomy,dy used to describe the fact that the amount of wood that may be cut is only as much as can grow again. The basis for the much more comprehensive concept of sustainable development used today as a guiding political principle was created by the report of the . (WCED 1987), chaired by the Norwegian Pr